Lux Products RS600 Thermostat User Manual2819

Thermostat Value Series

RS4000, RS5000 and RS600

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Subjects We Will Cover In This Session

• Thermostat Products and Features

• Robertshaw^®Value RS456 Series

• Manufacturer Comparison

• Installation and Set-Up

• Powering Thermostat

• Pop-Up Wizard

• Password Protection

• System Test Mode

• Where to Find Information

• Q&A

Thermostat Series – Product Overview

• Robertshaw^®i2 Deluxe Series

– Setup Wizard

– Time of day zoning

– Independent remote and outdoor sensor terminals

• RS4000, RS5000, and RS6000 Value Series

– Pop-up Configuration Wizard

– Auto Changeover

– Circulating Fan

• RS2000 and RS3000 Economy Series

– Adjustable Temperature Differential

– Worry-Free Memory Retention

– Low Temperature Freeze Protection

– Filter Indicator

Nomenclature for RS Series

Application

2 = Non-Programmable, Economy Series

3 = 5-2 Day Programmable, Economy Series

0 = Standard Thermostat

Number of Cooling Stages

Number of Heating Stages

4 = Non-Programmable, Value Series

5 = 5-2 Day Programmable, Value Series

6 = 7-Day Programmable, Value Series

Robertshaw Value Series Thermostats

• RS4000 Series; Non-programmable

– RS4110

– RS4220

– RS4320

1 Heat / 1 Cool; Universal Application*

2 Heat / 2 Cool; Universal Application*

3 Heat / 2 Cool; Universal Application*

• RS5000 Series; Programmable; (5-2 Day Schedule)

– RS5110

– RS5220

1 Heat / 1 Cool; Universal Application*

2 Heat / 2 Cool; Universal Application*

• RS6000 Series; Programmable (7 Day Schedule)

– RS6110

– RS6220

– RS6320

1 Heat / 1 Cool; Universal Application*

2 Heat / 2 Cool; Universal Application*

3 Heat / 2 Cool; Universal Application*

* Electric, Gas, Oil, Heat Pump and Millivolt Systems

Features: RS4000, RS5000 & RS6000 Series

• Pop-up Wizard

• Engineered True Blue backlight display

• Largest Temperature Display Character Size

• Soft Touch Keys

• Set-up Test Mode

• Auto Changeover

• Circulating Fan

• Low Temperature Freeze Protection

• High Temperature Protection

• High / Low Temperature Limits

• Easy Change Battery Access

• California Title 24 Compliant

• 5 Year Limited Warranty

RS4000, RS5000 And RS6000 Series

Installation And Set-Up

Installation - Mounting

Wiring Diagram Including Heat Pump Switch

Poll Question #1

G terminal (Green) connects to:

a) Fan relay

b) Condenser

c) Humidifier solenoid

W terminal (White) connects to:

a) Emergency heat

b) First stage heating relay

c) Fan relay

Y terminal (Yellow) connects to:

a) Heat contact

b) Reversing Valve

c) Cooling contact

Installation – Initial Set-up

Installation – Powering Thermostat

• Robertshaw^®Value Series Thermostats may be powered by either

– 24V AC or 2 (AA) Batteries

• Thermostats with batteries will continue to function if 24V AC fails

• Installing Batteries

– Battery tray is a drawer in the thermostat body

– Pinch both sides and pull tray out from bottom

– Install two AA batteries

– Follow polarity as shown on inside tray

– Slide tray back into the body

• Battery Charge mode has two levels :

– Level 1: Low battery icon. Change batteries soon.

– Level 2: Low battery icon with flash. Change batteries

immediately because the system will not operate!

Poll Question #2

Robertshaw^®Value Series Thermostats are powered by:

A. 24 Volts AC or AA Batteries

B. Line Voltage or AAA Batteries

C. Line Voltage only

D. Batteries only

Access to Pop-Up Wizard After Start up

• Press the UP and DOWN buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds

• Pop-Up Wizard will initiate

Pop-Up Wizard Configuration Chart

Displayed

Choice

Default

F°

F° or C°

SCAL

CLOC

12 or 24 hour

LITE

1=always on, 0=off

Set Differential, 0.5-3 F° or 0.5-1.5 C°

Set 2^ndStage Differential, 1-6 F° or 0.5-3 C°

2^ndstage time delay, 5-40 min

3^rdstage time delay, 5-40 min

Enable Auto change over, Y = Yes, N = No

Deadband in Degree’s, 1 – 8 F°

Upper heating limit, 45-90 F°

Lower Cooling Limit, 45-90 F°

Vacation Heating Set point, 45-90 F°

Vacation Cooling Set point, 45-90 F°

Filter Monitor, hours, OFF – 9900

Compressor Short Cycle Delay, minutes, 0 – 5

Temperature Calibration Offset, - 3 to 3 F°

1 F°

2 F°

DIFF

DIF2*

DLY2*

DLY3**

AUTO

3 F°

90 F°

45 F°

60 F°

85 F°

OFF

DEDB

VAC HEAT***

VAC COOL***

CHECK

CYCL

CAL

Password Protection

• Press UP and HEAT/COOL buttons simultaneously

• Hold for 10 seconds

• Use the UP and DOWN to enter the desired digit

• Use the HEAT/COOL button to move to the next digit

• The password will be saved after 10 seconds

• A lock will appear in the:

– Upper left hand corner for RS4000 series

– Lower right hand corner for RS5000 and RS6000 series

• Default passwords are the following:

– RS4000 is 81

– RS5000 and RS6000 is 8115

System Test Mode

• Press FAN and HEAT/COOL buttons simultaneously

• Hold for 10 seconds

• Press the HEAT/COOL button to turn on heat

• Only FAN, HEAT/COOL and Start/Stop buttons are active

• A second press will turn on 2^ndstage of heat (on multistage models)

• Continuous pressing of HEAT/COOL button will turn on cooling

• Short Cycle protection is not enabled. May damage equipment and should

only be performed by certified HVAC technicians

• Push START/STOP to exit test mode on RS5000 and RS6000 series

• Push UP or DOWN to exit test mode on RS4000 series

• 30 minute time out if you forget to place back into operation mode

Staging Parameters

Single Stage Models

Demand

Conventional (Non – HP)

Y1 & G

Heat Pump (HP)

Y1 & G & O

First Stage Cool

First Stage Heat

W1 & G (note, G is Off for Gas, On for Electric) Y1 & G & B

Multi Stage Models

Demand

Conventional (Non – HP)

Heat Pump (HP)

Y1 & G & O

First Stage Cool

Y1 & G

Second Stage Cool

First Stage Heat

Y1& Y2 & G

W1 & G

Y1 & Y2 & G & O

Y1 & G & B

Second Stage Heat (2H/2C)

Second Stage Heat (3H/2C)

Third Stage Heat

Emergency Heat

W1 & W2 & G

n/a

Y1 & W2 & G & B

Y1 & W2 & E & G & B

E & G

n/a

Poll Question #3

What is activated when UP and DOWN buttons are pushed

simultaneously for 10 seconds?

A. Password Setup

B. System Test Mode

C. Pop-Up Wizard

D. Auto changeover

RS456 Value Series – Manufacturer Comparison

White-

Rodgers

Features

Robertshaw

Honeywell

Braeburn

Lux

RS4000 / RS5000

RS6000

TH5000

TH6000

3000

5000

DMH110 / DHP2120

TX500E / HP2110

Family Model or SKU

1F80 series

Auto Changeover

Pop-Up Wizard

Test Option

High & Low Temp

Limits

Freeze & Heat

Protection

Universal Equipment

Adjustable Compressor

Short Cycle

Circulating Fan

Adjustable 2^ndStage

Delay

RS456 Value Series – Pros and Cons

Features

Pros for Robertshaw^®

Competition

More Trips to

Thermostat

Better Comfort in Spring & Fall

Auto Changeover

Pop-Up

Simplifies Start-up &

Installation

Requires Complicated

Codes

Programming

Wizard

Minimizes Temperature

Adjustments

High & Low Temp

Limits

Higher Energy Use

Less Use of IAQ

Equipment

Circulating Fan

Effective Use of IAQ Equipment

Universal

Equipment &

Power

Gas, Electric, Oil, Heat Pump

Battery or 24V

Requires Separate

’

SKU s

RS456 Value Series – Value Proposition

Wholesaler /

Features

Contractor

End-User

Distributor

Less

Programming

’

Less SKU s on Shelf

Greater Comfort

Auto Changeover

Faster

Programming

And Start-up

Pop-Up

Wizard

Setup Right the

First Time

Easier to Sell

High & Low

Temperature

Limits

Minimizes

Temperature

Swings

Offers Greater

Control

More Features

Better Use of

Comfort &

Circulating Fan

Upsell Other Products

Less Inventory to Carry

IAQ Equipment

Energy Savings

Universal

Equipment &

Power

Right Product

for Right Job

Flexibility on

New Systems

More Features + Less Money = Value Series

RS456 Series

Sales Tools for the Value Series

• Sell Sheet Part Numbers: 150-2089, 150-2090, & 150-2091

Choosing the Right Thermostat

• Trusted Brand – Dependable and reliable with a history of

innovative products.

• Universal Products – The right product for the job. Simplifies

inventory. Assured compatibility.

• Availability – Where you need it, when you need it.

• Quality – Works right the first time.

• Contractor Friendly – Simple set-up and programming

menus. Saves time & money. Eliminates second guessing.

• Support – Sales and technical support for all your needs.

• Innovative – Leading technology for maximum performance.

Troubleshooting Furnaces

There is NO HEAT!

Switch on side of furnace

9Most furnaces will have an ON/OFF wall switch next to them

Fuses and/or circuit breaker

9Make sure fuses and/or circuit breaker have been checked

Front furnace cover

9Many furnaces will not operate with cover off

Furnace filter

9Make sure furnace filter is clean and clear

Troubleshooting Thermostats

There is NO HEAT!

Thermostat settings

9Is thermostat in HEAT mode and calling for heat?

Wiring

9Is thermostat wired properly and is jumper there?

Relays (if applicable)

9Are relays clicking on a call for heat?

Jumping terminals

9Does furnace cycle if the Ground and W terminals are jumped?

NOTE: Remember most all gas furnaces will run the inducer fan for a

couple of minutes before the actual blower turns on. This inducer

fan may not be heard if the furnace is in a remote location.

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